Ibiza holidays guide
Ibiza is well-known for its traditional Spanish towns, its countryside, beaches and some of the best night clubs in the world making it one of the top Spanish destinations for a wide range of holiday makers. In Ibiza you are practically guaranteed an excellent relaxing holiday in the sun whether you stay in a luxury hotel, villa, agroturismo hotel or a budget hostel.
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Your Holiday in Ibiza starts hereIbiza hotels Get in direct contact with some of the local hotels or hostels of Ibiza or use our hotel booking form.We have a huge range of apartments, villas and country hotels to suit all tastes and budgets around Ibiza. The Beaches There are over 80 beaches, many of which are only accessible with cross country motor bikes or boats. Catering Hire a catering service for your villa or private party. Ibiza Diving See the underworld of the Med. List of diving centers to scuba dive. Boat Charters - Rent a boat for the day and enjoy the surrounding coast of the Island 10 Best things to do Plenty of cool activities to do on the Island check some ot the best here. Ibiza is host to one oldest and best preserved medieval towns in the whole of Europe, the main Ibiza town, the largest and most beautiful town on the Island including a stunning cathedral, with views to the neighboring islands and beyond. |
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An evening strolling through the romantic, cobbled streets of the old town, visiting some of the unique boutiques, fabulous restaurants and chic bars where you can sit and enjoy watching the beautiful people passing by is not to be missed.
Experience the true Ibiza vibe by visiting the North of the island's famous beaches, where after a seafood paella you can watch the sun go down on a Sundays drumming session from the old Ibiza hippies.
The nightlife, gives Ibiza its reputation as the 'Party Island'. For people who like to party, Ibiza's myriad beach bars, discos, clubs and numerous events are the places to be and be seen.
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Ibiza has a fascinating history for a such a small Island. Here is but a short summary. During the time of the Phoenicians, culture and commerce flourished.
Later the Greeks came, then the Romans. These were then followed by the Vandals, Byzantines, the Arabs and the Moors. In 1235 the Christian Reconquista toppled the Arabs and the Catalonian's conquered the Island. The character of the island was, however, imprinted by the Arabs and the Moors.
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